PHOENIX POWER RECYCLERS
Phoenix Power currently manufactures in excess of 20,000 cubic metere’s of finished compost per annum. Their signature ‘Prescription Compost 100’ is blended used to produce make landscapeing soils, soil conditioners and other growing media for agricultural and horticultural applications. through premium soil-conditioning distributors.

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Using sophisticated processes, Phoenix can receive, process, refine and beneficially reuse both solid and liquid wastes that would otherwise end up in landfill.
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Shane Haddley2024-04-24 Phoenix Power Recyclers have been super easy to deal with. They offer good costumer service, clear communication and prompt deliveries of high quality soils. Broderick Bosworth2024-04-24 Phoenix Power Recyclers exceeded my expectations in every aspect of their service. From the moment I contacted them, their team demonstrated unparalleled professionalism and commitment to sustainability. They efficiently managed the recycling process for our company, ensuring that our waste was handled responsibly and ethically. Not only did they provide top-notch service, but their dedication to environmental stewardship truly sets them apart. I highly recommend Phoenix Power Recyclers to any business looking for a reliable and eco-friendly recycling solution. Mel Abel2024-03-19 You always get great customer service and product at Phoenix. Easy to get to, helpful staff and quick turn around. Jessica Johnstone2024-03-19 Amazing supplier with great soil & compost. Great customer service and communication especially from Mark. Thank you for all your help. David Gallina2022-07-20 Great service by Jason and team.
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